hi guys i want to build a high end gaming rig which will allow me to play games like GT4, NFS RUN, COD:BLACK OPS2, BATTLE FIELD 2...withh all the settings maxed out i,e in high settings! plzz suggest me a configuration whcih wud allow me to play the above games without any lag and in full high settings...my budget wud be 50-55k...plzz guys help me find one ....plzz reply to this query asap..thank you
gaming rig between 50k-55k..
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Here I made this build for this other dude but it can work for you too, its can actually play Next-Gen games High-Maxed out settings @ 1080p.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
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I live in India and I think this guy also lives in India and that means he says 50 - 55 Thousand Indian Rupee which means about 830 USD - 920 USD
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http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1KHFW There you go. The beast of all computers out their. You have the intel ivy bridge 3rd gen EXTREME PROCESSOR. You can easily let it remain cool with the h100i cpu cooler. Your motherboard is equipped with x79 chipset which is the best in my opinion. Also you get 32gb so your waiting time is as fast as can be. You have a hole lot of space to store your games and other files. With a 480gb ssd and then a 3tb hard drive, I don't know how much space more could you possibly need. Then you get the mother of all graphics card, The Geforce GTX Titan and you get a 2-way sli. You can run any game at ultra or their best setting and max out performance. You will have no problem with getting over 200fps for battlefield 3 or 4. The case you get is just a personal case that I really like and it has really good reviews. It comes with 3 fans and a whole lot of space for your parts. You also get an 80 plus platinum psu which is the best out their. It maximum power is 1200w so you will have no problem power all of your parts. Plus you get a blu-ray drive with it. Your welcome
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Here I made this build for this other dude but it can work for you too, its can actually play Next-Gen games High-Maxed out settings @ 1080p.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
Scoutdrago3 :
Here I made this build for this other dude but it can work for you too, its can actually play Next-Gen games High-Maxed out settings @ 1080p.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
Thanks for the solution but just one more thng...is the hd 7850 and the gtx 660 are Bettr cards too right? For my budget?
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skrockz :
Scoutdrago3 :
Here I made this build for this other dude but it can work for you too, its can actually play Next-Gen games High-Maxed out settings @ 1080p.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
Thanks for the solution but just one more thng...is the hd 7850 and the gtx 660 are Bettr cards too right? For my budget?
Sadly,i'm not very familiar with NVidia cards, but I can tell you, the 7850 is not enough, as far as we know. The system requirements asks for a 7870 at least. So my build is about perfect for you, and I saved you about 100 USD so you can get a Water Cooler, mod your PC, or just save it, as you had said that you wanted a build between 800-950 USD, this build is at the very minimum numbers of your budget. Sadly i did not include a optical drive or a OS so if you buy those then you would be at about 900 dollars. If you want me to change the build and add those things, I can gladly do it for you.
Scoutdrago3 :
skrockz :
Scoutdrago3 :
Here I made this build for this other dude but it can work for you too, its can actually play Next-Gen games High-Maxed out settings @ 1080p.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
Thanks for the solution but just one more thng...is the hd 7850 and the gtx 660 are Bettr cards too right? For my budget?
Sadly,i'm not very familiar with NVidia cards, but I can tell you, the 7850 is not enough, as far as we know. The system requirements asks for a 7870 at least. So my build is about perfect for you, and I saved you about 100 USD so you can get a Water Cooler, mod your PC, or just save it, as you had said that you wanted a build between 800-950 USD, this build is at the very minimum numbers of your budget. Sadly i did not include a optical drive or a OS so if you buy those then you would be at about 900 dollars. If you want me to change the build and add those things, I can gladly do it for you.
Thanx for everything...but tell me these prices r in $...for eg d hd 7950 costs 230$ in d US.. But I just chkd d indian price ie in flipkart and it's showing sum 22-24k odd rupees but 230$ cums arnd nly 14k rupees...so d specs dat u ve suggested as per USD will surely increase wrt INR na?
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skrockz :
Scoutdrago3 :
skrockz :
Scoutdrago3 :
Here I made this build for this other dude but it can work for you too, its can actually play Next-Gen games High-Maxed out settings @ 1080p.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Scoutdrago3/saved/2vCf
Oh, and if you ever want to pull a crossfire, just save some money, maybe upgrade the PSU to a gold version and buy another HD7950. If you do a crossfire on that, your computer would be a high end computer for years and years to come
Thanks for the solution but just one more thng...is the hd 7850 and the gtx 660 are Bettr cards too right? For my budget?
Sadly,i'm not very familiar with NVidia cards, but I can tell you, the 7850 is not enough, as far as we know. The system requirements asks for a 7870 at least. So my build is about perfect for you, and I saved you about 100 USD so you can get a Water Cooler, mod your PC, or just save it, as you had said that you wanted a build between 800-950 USD, this build is at the very minimum numbers of your budget. Sadly i did not include a optical drive or a OS so if you buy those then you would be at about 900 dollars. If you want me to change the build and add those things, I can gladly do it for you.
Thanx for everything...but tell me these prices r in $...for eg d hd 7950 costs 230$ in d US.. But I just chkd d indian price ie in flipkart and it's showing sum 22-24k odd rupees but 230$ cums arnd nly 14k rupees...so d specs dat u ve suggested as per USD will surely increase wrt INR na?
Put all of your stuff in this: Don't use local shops, they might sell for alot more. Here:
pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/
In this website you can buy directly for the cheapest prices on the internet.
Hope this helps
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